According to Reuters: A U.S. and Canada tour by Kanye West and Lady Gaga has been canceled with no reason given just weeks after the rap star came under public fire for humiliating country star Taylor Swift at an awards ceremony. Concert promoter Live Nation said in a statement on Thursday that the "Fame Kills" tour, that was due to kick off in ...
According to Transworld News: Madonna says rapper Kanye West needs to learn when to keep his mouth shut. The pop star, who collaborated with West on her album Hard Candy, admits she would have had something to say to West when he rudely interrupted Taylor Swift’s acceptance speech at the VMAs last month, “He’s a bit impulsive. I would have given him a good talking to. ...
According to the BBC: Rapper Jay-Z has defended "super passionate" Kanye West for his outburst at Sunday's MTV Video Music Awards. West, 32, interrupted Taylor Swift's award speech to tell the crowd her award for best female video should have gone to Jay-Z's wife, Beyonce. Speaking to Radio 1's Jo Whiley, Jay-Z said West's behaviour had been "rude" but added: "He ...
According to People.com: It's been nearly a week since Kanye West crashed her big moment at the Video Music Awards – but Taylor Swift has found a silver lining to all the drama. "Artists that I ...
According to MTV News: 50 said no amount of apologizing — which West has now essentially done publicly three times — can balance out what West did to Swift. "At that point, you can't replace it," 50 added. "Even an apology can't replace what it feels like for the very first time receiving that award. Now in her head, 'My first award was Kanye West.' And it's damaging. ...
Kanye West appeared on Jay Leno's show on Monday night where he apologized for interrupting Taylor Swift's acceptance speech during Sunday's MTV VMA's. When Leno asked Kanye how his mother would have reacted to his behavior he said: "I'm ashamed that my hurt caused someone else some hurt." He went on to say that he will take some time off: “After this, I need to just take ...
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